Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-01
One of Rum's Victims.

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Icopgr9Rt. 1887. by the California Associated Pressl
MoDEsTo, November 3Oth.-An inquest
on the body of William Miller, found dead
on Dry creek, thirty miles east Of Modesto,
! yesterday, ELECTED the information that the
| deceased came to his death by falling down
an embankment, a distance of seven feet
| while intoxicated. Miller was a cattle
| herder employed by w. A Clark, aged 81
! years, and native of PENNSYLVANIA. He
| came to California in 1919.
Cloud-Burst Down the Coast.
ICo9y'4g' 1887, by 6e California Associated Press.I
| MONTEREY, November 3Gth.-The report
OF cloud-burst down the coast is affirmed
| by Pry DAILY, mail carrier between this
| place and Point Sur Station, but he states
| that no serious damage was done. Mr..
| DAILY states that Little Sur river was swol-
len to such an extent and the water tray-
eled with such force that large powders
| and trees were torn from the embankment.
A Farmers Suicide.
Copyright 1887, by The California associated Press.l
WINDSOR November 30th-Martin Slus-
| ser, Well-to-do farmer shot himself de-
liberately in the temple while at the din
| ner-table yesterday afternoon. The cause
| is unknown. At last accounts he was still
| alive, but fast sinking. Mr.. Slusser owns a
fine farm on Mark West creek, is 80 years
/ Sad Accident to a Child.
TCopyigd, 1857, 6y Ge California associated PressI
LoMPoC, November 30th.-An accidental
shooting occurred here this morning.
James Sloan was about to clean his shot
| gun, when it was accidentally discharged,
shooting his fve-year old son in the
shoulder. The wound is very deep. but not
necessarily dangerous: The shot passed
| through a glsss door from the outside be-
| fore hitting the boy.
Died OF His Injuries.
[CopTiga 1857, by The California Associated Press1
LIvERMoRE, November 30th.-R. w. Gra-
| ham, Justice OF the Peace for this towr-
ship, died last night of injuries caused by
! falling from his wagon on Friday last. De-
ceased was an old resident of Alameda
county, and resided at Livermore for Is
years. He had been Justice of the Peace
| for six years.
| Sailor Troubles in Humboldt.
ICopyi91, 1887. by ae California associated Fressi
EUREKA November 3Oth.-The Union
refuses TO ship men for less than $45, or to
| recognize the agent of the owners. The
captains have determined to pay but $40,
and TO ship through their own agents.
| Sailors are quitting as the vessels arrive.
| SERIOUS Runaway Accident.
Copyright, 1887, 5y gte California associated PressI
ETNA, November 3Oth-C. W. Kist and
| wife of the Rough and Ready Mills here.
were out riding. The team took fright at a
| traction engine, became unmanageable and
ran away. Both were thrown out Kist
| had two ribs broken, and his wife was
badly bruised. The buggy was demol-
ished.
Death of Carl Heinrichs.
Copyright, 1857, by lie California associated Pyessl
PETALUMA November 3Otb.-P Professor
| Carl Heinrichs of this city, died at the Napa
Insane Asylum yesterday. His wife is the
|; daughter of a prominent banker of this
! city and both are Well-known in musical
| circles here He was taken insane about
| one month since
| Bond Election in Inyo.
Icopyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
/! INDEPENDENCE, November 30th-The ir-
| rigaton bond election held yesterday, re-
| suited III ten majority for the bonds. There
| We're many challenges for non-residence.
| The owners of patented lands in the dis
! trict will contest. The amount of bonds is
| 100000.
shot by Spring Gun.
ECcyrig, 1857, by tie California associated Fyessi
! DUTCH FLAT, November 30th.-A spring.
| gun having been set at the slaugbter-house
! 10 shoot thieves G. H. Carlin a mill and
cattle man, having occasion to go there TO-
day, got the load of buckshot in his left
arm, which he will probably lose
just Like Other Towns.
copyriglt, 1881 By tae California Associated Press
| SAN JOSE, November 30th.-A wood
chopper named Fred Byers was robbed of
$50 in the usual manner in a bagnio on Ell
Dorado street last night. To-day Mary
Moffit and Peter Doyle were arrested and
charged with the crime.
Pacific Coast Charities.
! SAN Francisco, November 30th.-[Spe-
cial, : Governor Waterman was to-day
waited on by committee of the Pacific
Coast Charities Conference, and in response
. to the invitation agreed to open the Confer
| ence of Charities and Correction of the
! Pacific Coast on December 18th if it be
possible Tor him to De present on that day.
Safford's Slayer.
YREKA, November 3Oth.-Sim Willing
! who murdered J. V. H. Stafford in Colusa
county last July, has been arrested at Sis
son. Willing Is known here as Bill Keeley.
and answers the murderer's description
faithfully, even TO a stiff finger on the right
hand. There was q combined reward of
81, 800.
To-Day's Weather Prospects,
SAN FRANCISCO. November 30tb-TSne-
cial 1.-The indications for the "a hours
commencing at A. NJ, December 1st. are.
For California, local showers. light and
variable winds and nearly stationary tenn
perature.